Wisconsin Soccer Central

Robleh Omar (Madison West) scored in the 7th minute and Stephen Clemens (Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah) posted his fifth clean sheet of the season Saturday as the FC Wisconsin Nationals Under-15/16 team blanked Chicago Magic PSG 1-0 in a U.S. Soccer Development Academy match in Lake Forest, Ill.

Omar's sixth goal of the season – second on the team behind the eight scored by Michael Carreon Jr. (Kimberly) – proved enough as the Nationals (8-14-2) won their second in a row and extended their unbeaten streak to three games.

FC Wisconsin's Under-17/18 team, meanwhile, was on the wrong side of a 5-3 decision in the club's final away matches of the season.

Adrian Roman scored twice and Blake Carr (Hartland Arrowhead) added his team-best 10th goal of the season for the Nationals (7-13-4), who saw Emmanuel Sabbi score four times – including a natural hat trick in a 25-minute span in the first half.

All three FC Wisconsin sides will wrap up the season with three home matches at the club's complex in Germantown, starting Sunday against the Chicago Fire.

FC Wisconsin Nationals results/schedule/rosters

• Elm Grove SC will join the Wisconsin Fire program for the 2015-16 season, the club announced. The Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association partnership with the Chicago Fire, part of the Major League Soccer club's Emerging Talent Program, also includes Appleton SC, Bavarian SC, Brookfield SA, Croatians Eagles, Madison 56ers, Milwaukee Kickers, North Shore United, Racine United, Rush Wisconsin and SC Waukesha. Wisconsin Fire website
• Shannon Smyth (Milwaukee DSHA) will join North Shore United as its technical director for Under-11 through Under-14 players. The 27-year-old Smyth played five seasons of professional soccer in Norway and earned more than 30 caps for the Republic of Ireland before retiring last November. Sinisa Angelovski will become NSU's youth technical director for the Under-15 to Under-18 age groups.
• UW-Milwaukee men's associate head coach Kyle Zenoni (Hartland Arrowhead/UW-Milwaukee) was named academy director at Bavarian SC, focusing on Under-10 players. Zenoni played professionally in the U.S., Sweden and Bolivia and is believed to be the only Wisconsin native to play in the Copa Libertadores, South America's Champions League.